CarsonLeigh
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Forty-One.
Forty-one and divorced.
What a combination.
Of course she could cry about it but what good would it do?
Carson Leigh was a rational woman.
A down-to-earth woman. She knew better than to cry over spilled milk. No, she had to go on with her life. Sure, perhaps it felt as though it was too late to start over, but other people had done it, surely she could also?
Yeah. Why not?
Others would say at least she got the penthouse in the divorce. The truth was, he--Jonathan--didn't want the place. No. He wanted to buy a new place in the California with his new, twenty-five year old, fiancé. The one he had slept with behind Carson's back. He had told her of his new girlfriend one night after he came home drunk from his week long business trip. He said he had fallen in love with someone else. Someone who made him feel young again.
As if that wasn't enough of a slap in the face for Carson. She had thought they were pretty happy. They had a good life. Jonathan was a CEO for a security company and Carson worked from home as a successful cookbook author. Together, their life was great.
At least she thought it was. What a fool she was, at least in the end.
For months after the divorce, she wondered what she could have done better with Jonathan. Was this her fault? He sure made it seem like it was.
When the divorce was finalized, Carson stayed home and dove into her writing. She had spent hours at her computer and, of course, in the kitchen, coming up with more ideas for her new book.
There were times when she wasn't completely lost in her work. She often did volunteer work outside the home. In fact, that's what had her in her current predicament.
She had been exchanging emails with a man, younger than her, over the past couple of months. He was in the military and overseas.
Yeah, he was younger--by 10 years to be exact.
Nothing ever really personal came up from their emails. Just the occasional teasing of if they ever met, she'd cook for him. She had been very vague about who she was exactly and of course, she had been truthful about her age and she had sent him her picture. Besides, if he did know who she really was, she didn't want him treating her like a celebrity. She just wanted to be a normal person.
It was late. She needed to get to bed. After hitting send on their latest email conversation, she shut her computer down and headed off to bed.
She didn't know that when he had received the email, he would be state side and had wanted to meet her. . .
http://i.imgur.com/dLAWjCa.jpg
Forty-One.
Forty-one and divorced.
What a combination.
Of course she could cry about it but what good would it do?
Carson Leigh was a rational woman.
A down-to-earth woman. She knew better than to cry over spilled milk. No, she had to go on with her life. Sure, perhaps it felt as though it was too late to start over, but other people had done it, surely she could also?
Yeah. Why not?
Others would say at least she got the penthouse in the divorce. The truth was, he--Jonathan--didn't want the place. No. He wanted to buy a new place in the California with his new, twenty-five year old, fiancé. The one he had slept with behind Carson's back. He had told her of his new girlfriend one night after he came home drunk from his week long business trip. He said he had fallen in love with someone else. Someone who made him feel young again.
As if that wasn't enough of a slap in the face for Carson. She had thought they were pretty happy. They had a good life. Jonathan was a CEO for a security company and Carson worked from home as a successful cookbook author. Together, their life was great.
At least she thought it was. What a fool she was, at least in the end.
For months after the divorce, she wondered what she could have done better with Jonathan. Was this her fault? He sure made it seem like it was.
When the divorce was finalized, Carson stayed home and dove into her writing. She had spent hours at her computer and, of course, in the kitchen, coming up with more ideas for her new book.
There were times when she wasn't completely lost in her work. She often did volunteer work outside the home. In fact, that's what had her in her current predicament.
She had been exchanging emails with a man, younger than her, over the past couple of months. He was in the military and overseas.
Yeah, he was younger--by 10 years to be exact.
Nothing ever really personal came up from their emails. Just the occasional teasing of if they ever met, she'd cook for him. She had been very vague about who she was exactly and of course, she had been truthful about her age and she had sent him her picture. Besides, if he did know who she really was, she didn't want him treating her like a celebrity. She just wanted to be a normal person.
It was late. She needed to get to bed. After hitting send on their latest email conversation, she shut her computer down and headed off to bed.
She didn't know that when he had received the email, he would be state side and had wanted to meet her. . .